The Flowers of War Introduction The Flower of War in a traditional drama based on the 13 flowers of Nanjing novel by Geling Yan. It foretells the story of Nanking Massacre during the second Sino-Japanese war in 1937. It revolves around a group of Chinese escapees who strive to find sanctuary and survival in a church compound despite the violence ranging throughout the war. In such contrast, the cheongsams of the file are based on the event that was occurring during that period and cultural connotation to each participant of the film. The film arouses cross-cultural curiosity between Chinese- Japanese involvement in the war and the Cynical American who turned out to be noble in the face of adversity and conflict. The American spur to heroism from the prostitutes in exchange for sexual favour on the promise to get them out of the city. At the beginning of the film, the vision of the protagonist Shu Juan is adopted, and the core background is told to the audience with a simple statement. And the characteristics of Shu Juan’s clothing era…
Student’s Name Professor’s Name Course Date Student’s Name Professor’s Name Course Date Ethics Paper Part 2: Complete Paper. Euthanasia. Dan Brock, in his work of writing on “Voluntary Active Euthanasia,” argues in support of euthanasia. In this work, he says the part played by those who implement it entirely relies on respecting the wishes given by the patient. The act is also aimed at providing the patient a “good death” (Brock, 17). The pillars that support voluntary active euthanasia are the individuals’ well-being, autonomy, and self-determination. Autonomy and self-determination protect the rights of an individual when it comes to them making their personal decisions without the influence of religion, government, or any other external forces. Regarding this, therefore, ought to be extended to the end of life. In an effort that the patient wants to be relieved of the burden of suffering, Brock backs them up, saying they are justified to do that. This, in Brock’s view, helps the affected person get relieved from vast amounts of suffering. Contrary to the argument mention above that supports euthanasia, another article, titled…
Legal and ethical implications of cross-cultural leadership Addressing the subject of what is right and what is not can be a challenge, especially to leaders in a cross-cultural organization. The question of morality in conducting business transactions and partnerships with other countries is common (Brodbeck & Eisenbeiss, 2014). Additionally, leaders in an intercultural organization face issues to do with political repression, cultural interference, and violation of civil rights. It, therefore, leaves leaders with questions like, how should they deal with bribery expectations? What if one of their business partners violate the United States’ environmental policy or health rules? Should foreign employees in a cross-cultural organization abide by rules from their home country or embrace the attitude that “if you go to Rome, do as they do?” ethical and legal implications of cross-cultural leadership include bribe, culture, and nations values. To solve the dilemma, leaders employ tools like company culture code, international ethical standards, and attitudes and behavior of leaders in specific situations to address the cultural dilemma. Most cross-cultural organizations focus more on business fundamentals like strong marketing strategy, efficient…
Social Issue: Child Neglect and Maltreatment Name Institution Social Issue: Child Neglect and Maltreatment Children are prominent members of a community since they become future leaders. Raising children well allows them to become successful contributors in their communities. However, most people disregard the importance of raising children appropriately. Cases of child maltreatment and abuse continue to occur across generations. Children’s protection laws have not been effective in preventing unnecessary harm to juveniles. The situation makes it necessary to establish foster homes and orphanages as places where children can receive essential protection. These institutions do not lead to sustainable solutions since they cause social divisions and make parents irresponsible in raising children. Although people rely on different methods to deal with the problem of child abuse, social workers can provide sustainable solutions. Child neglect and maltreatment cause long-term social challenges. Findings from a recent study showed that child neglect causes poor mental health and related issues (Geoffroy, Pinto Pereira, Li, &…
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ECTOPIC PREGNANCY AND EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTIVE PILL AMONG WOMEN IN EMBU HOSPITAL 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY An ectopic pregnancy occurs when the blastocyst implants outside the uterine endometrium, usually with more than 90% occurring in the fallopian tubes (Kitani et al, 2019). It’s one of the leading causes of maternal mortality and morbidity in the first trimester of pregnancy, presenting as an acute and life-threatening emergency condition accounting for up to 10% of all maternal deaths (Kamwendo, 2000). On the other hand, emergency contraception refers to the methods of contraception used to prevent unintended pregnancy after sexual intercourse, within 5 days, but are more effective when used sooner after the act (WHO, 2018). The emergency contraceptive pills (ECPs) work by preventing ovulation from taking place, (while the copper-bearing IUD prevents fertilization by causing a chemical change in the ovum and sperm before they meet). Emergency contraceptives (EPs) prevents up to over 95% of pregnancies if used within 5 days (WHO, 2018). ECPs have been shown to be effective in preventing pregnancies according to the WHO medical eligibility criteria…
Evolution of Canadas party system Introduction A political system is defined as the typical structure of parties in a democratic country. Political parties play an essential role in linking society to the state. Members of the parties present different points of view in the community to the relevant authorities. In Canada, a political party is an organization whose main plan is to take part in public affairs. Parties are, in essence, vehicles for politicians to access electoral seats to control the government. To become a political party in the Canadian political system, the organization must have 250 electors and a nominated member in an electoral district. Some of the functions of these parties include recruiting and electing political officeholders. Members of Parliament (MPs) are elected to represent the ordinary people. They are chosen members of the political parties. The party with the most representation in terms of the number of MPs forms the government. They also play a crucial role in interest articulation. They assemble their interests and those of the people and try to influence state policies. Political socialization is…
Resilience Resilience is the ability of a dynamic system to adjust easily to challenges threatening its sustainability or viability. It occurs when children show strong development despite the adversity. According to the scientist, it is the pathway that leads to encouraging adaptation. Research shows that early childhood is a vital opening of time to understand and promote resilience. Early years in a child’s life hold countless promise for intervention to avoid and reduce the risk of a child developing abnormal behavior: example due to challenges encountered the child may develop low self-esteem, poor socializing skills and may luck courage to speak in a group (Jennings, P. A. 2015). It promotes competence and shapes the groundwork for future growth. For one to be able to deal with different childhood problems one must understand the naturally occurring resilience. Understanding provides clues for policies designed to promote healthier progress in children exposed to adversity. In particular, it is necessary to learn how to substitute positive change with the odds for favorable development, intervention and prevention studies that help to know the best way…
Student’s Name Professor Affiliation Course Date Jimmy Carter Speech on Arctic National Wildlife Refuge In response to an attempt to preserve nature, Jimmy Carter, in his foreword to ‘Arctic National Wildlife Refuge,’ he argues for the preservation of the Arctic Refuge. Jimmy creates an argument to persuade his audience that the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge should not be developed for industry; it should be preserved. Jimmy wanted to convince American citizens that he is the U.S president, through logical reasoning and emotion appeal. Speaker Carter uses ethos, logos, and pathos; the use of it was to deliver his point. To make the audience see the need to preserve Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Jimmy to the action taken by ex-president Carter and the efforts he made during his time. She adds ethics appeal to her speech when he says, ‘one of the most unforgettable and humbling experiences of our lives occurred on the coastal plain.’ The pathos used in the quote, ‘I was saddened to think of the tragedy that might occur if this great wilderness consumed by a web of…
Go Pro and Red Bull Introduction A partnership business is a legal form of commercial operation between dualistic or more entities that stake profit and management. In a general partnership, the associates typically bring about the firm and adopt accountability for the partnership obligations and debts. Partnerships are mostly advantageous since it has a laid-back time in obtaining capital for running the business than other corporations. This is because partners who rub in for loans as individuals usually acquire loans on healthier terms. An excellent example of a partnership business is the relationship between Go Pro and Red bull. Go Pro is a well-known business firm that deals with the selling of portable cameras while Red bull, as a business, sells energy drinks. There are both excellent lifestyle brand business firms that have the same goal of amplifying consumers’ collective international influence, the ability to enthrall, and the power of its content. Partnership Agreement between Go Pro and Red Bull A partnership agreement is a written expression of what two or more partners have settled and agreed upon. It is…